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The Washington critic., 1887-03-08
NEW SOUTH POLITICy.
An Alleged Scheme for Reorganizin
the Grand Old Party.

'hN oiu
A Washington special to the Alex.
andria CITY Item states that scheme is
on foot in this city, with the editor of
the National Republican at its head
having in view the reorganization of
the Republican party In the South on a
strictly white basis The special says:
1t is argued that there are tens OF thou.
sands OF Southern men who have been long
convinced that Southern interests would be
better subserved by adopting Republican
principles, but that any attempt to organize
a Republican party composed of Southern
born men would meet with stern and stub.
born resistance in consequence Of the color
line, hence the scheme to destroy the color
line by forcing the negroes to lclve
the Republican party, the plan be-
Ing to ignore them entirely in the
reorganization of the party. =
Certain 1t is that leading white Re-
publlcans Of Virginia have been consulted
in regard to the matter, some OF whom It is
stated favor the plan In Virglnia, and to
bear them out in their opinion, they men
lion the significant fact, that those portions
OF Virginia where the colored people form
a small portion of the voting population
the Republican party Is the strongest. It
is argued that the Republican party has no
special interest in the colored race, to In
duce that race to mass on that side, aud so
massing, drive away thousands of white
voters who would otherwise prefer to vote
the Republican ticket.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-08
TIE HUMiNE SOOIEYY.
Meeting of the Executive Committee
ANA Reports Submitted

The executive committee Of the Washing.
ten Humane Society held It's regular
ththly meeting AT the rooms OF the society
last Monday afternoon, Rev. Alexander
Kent in the chair aud Mrs +. Murray sec.
retary. Il. l.. Dent was elected member
OF the committee In place of Charles Il.
Foster declined.
f. l.. Moore reported that the gold medal
to Captain David Knodc, FOR kind treatment
Of mules on the canal, would be presented
when Captain Knode returned on his next
trip to Georgetown.
Professor Langville, authorof "Onr Birls
and Their llaunts,h made some remarks on
the protection OF birds, aud the COMMITTEES
on humane education was instructed to
employ him to give lectures TO tue public
school children on the subject.
Captain Il. NJ. Truel reported the sum Of
Si9G II In the treasury. Mrs. Il. q. IL .lli-
day, chairman Of the finance committee, re-
ported that measures were being taken to
increase the membership Of the society aud
raise additional funds
The number of cases Of cruelty 10 ami.
mails Investigated last month was l0j nun.
Der prosecuted, l6; fines collected, $55.
cases of cruelty to children investigated,
ii number of children placed In asyIums,
etc, q.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-08
THE TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
ways mud Hours of Getting in and
0nt Of " nsiiingtOn.
DEPARTURES.
IrOm ~. and a.. @tutton,


For IO-'on-g ~ IN Uyiihnut change Of cars1
For NV hwk 's!a. 81 $40 Oimitcd, all Pull
man ihtlut rHtsJ hbd ll.lj A. IN. 1870, =, 4
uimitod, hll Iatlpr carsl, i.ij, IL. iigs0 u. IN.
For Ihlladepllh -t3j, y. p1O llimitul) and
ll;la a. ~ l2aM, :, lilmitcil, i.i5, 900, 10
and li&0 p. m.
For baltimore U.35. 5l5, o. $40 dimltcln. o5o
hid ll:ih "a, NJ; l2sp. 1875 accommodation,
- tllmltcdl fIb dasi, i:iJ, 600, $40, ~
and ll:20 y. m.
For chicago cincinnati and St Louls-o:jO a.
NJ. dmiicJl and $40 and 10 y. m.
For Buffalo, klmira and llarrisburg-0.j0 o.
N. and iOp m
For Annapolis-i:!j m, i9;0, i2} and 600
y. NJ. Sundays Ht q. M and i:ij y. M
For HOpc's Creek Line ilJa. M, 4:iO .. m.
on week days only.
For Alexandria,, 10i, O;sj. II a. m; 1901,
2Oj, i'2i, IS, Col st'. 1905 and 1857 p. m.
lsundays az D, 0:tt ii u. m.;1 G,Ol and 1905
T.. M
For Richmond and the South-G and II a.
m, and i.E T., m, tiaily except sunday
via Atlantic Coast Line.
For Cincinnati, Louisville and 81. Louis, via
Chesapeake aud Ohlo-5s]0 y. m.
For Fort Monroe, Newport News and Nor
iulk-GtO and II u. IN. Except Sundays.)
For lcesbuig, Round ilill and points on W. q.
q MmHlj a. III. daily except Sunday
For Manassas, Thoronphtare Gan and Front
hoyal-2'35 y. M except sundays.
For NarrentUn-uOi a. m; $50 u. M.
For LynChburg, Atlanta and New Orleans
00O a. m. and II p. IN via Midland.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-08

SENATOR INGALLS, years later to
the United States Senate, succeeding s.
G. Pomeroy. In his American Press
letter Mr.. Carpenter says of Mr.. In.
gals home at Atchison that, "though
by no means grand, 1t Is a most com.
Portable one, being situated on the
bluff overlooking the Missouri, sur.
rounded by half block of ground, anl
with view as fine rs that at Mt. Ver.
non. 1t comprises the same house in
which he spent his honeymoon, aud his
son says consists of this and the adii-
tional rooms which were added to 1t
every time that child was born. 1t
originally consisted of four rooms aud
a lean.,o. 1t now has eighteen rooms,
and II makes one think Of the idenl
hotel with all the rooms on the ground
floor II Is only story and half
high, and 1t is painted a blood red. Ii
has wide porch running round its
two sides facing the river. and from
this porch can be seen seven different
counties, number Of large cities, and
the Missouri, which is about as wide as
the Potomac, winding along through
them"
The Washington critic., 1887-03-08
yERSELY STATED.
The Occupation OF the Streets by the
Steam Railways.


Senator ingalls, favors union depot
for the railroads entering Washington,
and suggests that the ground south Of
the Capitol would be suitable place.
This would meet VITA the opposition
of residents of the northwest section,
but the sentiment in the other sections
of the city is emphatically in favor of
the proposition. The branches of the
b. and o. road Mr.. ingalls, thinks
should be made to join outside the city
limits. The Pcnnsy ylvania road the
Senatorial champion Of District inter
ests believes, Is given too much of au
advantage over its competitor, the b
and o., In the excellent location of
its station. The running Of tracks up
Sixth street cuts up the Mall, aad Is a
nuisance that should be abated. The
Pennsylvania road spent Ss0o,OO) to
get into Philadelphia, but Washington
was entered free of charge.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-08
ARRIVALS
Al IL. uu,I g., stuI,pu.

From boston i0I5 Il. m. tExprcssi.
From New lurk-j.1i, :. aud lO.ij a, m; issl,
=, 33i, 4 dmitcdD, 1;lJ (uuwJ 500 S:55
OimtCd) and iOI1 y. IN.
From BHltlmUrC-tAh, bai, g, s:3i, SIS, $3.50,
ard 1915 Il, m; iHH, ., 33I, I, $50, I:tj
new. $40, s;ih. and iO;i1 y. m.
From Chicago, ~. Louis, PittsbUrg and Gin
cihnatl-GO1 and $40 a. Ia; 5:iO and 1;3j
pm.
From Anrapolls-sO0 a. m; 1870 and $50 p. IN.
From Buffalo, Elmira and Harrisburg $50 a.
m. and i;i5 y. m,
from Manassas Thoroughrarc Gap and Front
Eoyal-lOD5 u. M, cNCcpt Sundays.
From WarrcutOn-ssiO =. M, 80 and 940
y. IN,
From Atlanta, New Orleans and Lynuhburg-
$50 a. m. and 3.1O y. IN.
From POpe's Creek liug-S.lj u, m. Except
SundayD and $50 y. m,
From Philadelphia j:3j, s and i0t5 q. m, and
i:30, :, 33I, 4, 5;ij new, $40, $50 and iO47
y. m.
From Richmond and the Soulful a. m; $40
and II =. IN.
From AleXandria-i2.3O Except Monday, 6:1j,
$40, $50, $40, l0G5, 1870 and ii a. nj;
l:i0, 3:25, 3Il $50, -, $40, g;ji and II y.
N. (Sundays at 1880, $40 anl II Il. IN,
$50, 05l and II y. m.
From Cincinnati, Louisville and ST, Louis
$3.50 and $40 y. m.
From Fort Monroe, Newport News and Nor
iOlk-3a go. M. daily except sunday.
From Round ~ d LeCsburg and points on W.
q. Il W.-s:Od. m. and l:5j y. m. The even
Ing tiain does not run ON Sundays.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-08
CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

--L,ln Merritt was iiued $50 by Judge
sn,ll to-day for violating the policy laws.
IN omas Carr was In the tolls for pound
irC Al ihony Hertz In "Fuggy Bottom"
Tie latter snid the more he called on Christ
to pi, tcct him, the more Carr pounded
him. Carr said that Hertz iBsultcd his
Sister.
Nicholas Brooks, cOlor.d, was up In
the Police Court to-day for threatening TO
XIII his wife, Johannah. He said II he
threat, ned her he didn't know IL, because
he wac "full up to the neck.n lie was put
under ;1O0 bonds.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-08
From u. a q. station.

For Baltlmorc-5. $50, GAO, 40, $50 and 1905
n, m; 1910, 1880, 3:l5, $3.50, 40 $40, B.i5 ,
5.I5, s,a5 aud II 30 D. IN. ON sunday, $50,
tH0, $50 and lOCi a. M; 1913 $3.50 I.jO,
iiO, 5HO. G1h, 7'ij, s:!i, il3n D. in.
For Annapulis-G:i0 u. m, i9:lu i:3O and $40
y IN. sunday, S.3n .. m, and isI1 u. IN.
Fol Point oi Rocks, freictok-s;n, lI:ii II m;
i.i0, 55i p. m, sunday to Point uf ROCKS
only
For llarpcr's Ferry and Shenandoah Valley
$40 a, IN. daily, except suui ~.
For Ghithcrsbufg- "A, m l2.n. i.iu 1su
uEd ll@l p M. daily c' rugi sunday; On
sunday $40 u. m. aud t:Il % IN
FUl iilGCi-tuwu-ssiu o. NJ. tul $50 ~. III.
tol thyuEo=Ii;iju ul. iu;iU -. u. daily.
tUi mt hurE-lisli u. m, si5 y, N.
tut New Orleans tcNpr"sgi-s lO %. m.
Fer Cincinnati Louisville and 81. luuis-J30
uUQ 1910 H. m.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-08
Excitement in TeNns.

Great excitement has been caused in the
vicinity Of Paris, Tex, by the remarkable
recovery OF Mr., j, Il. Corley, who was SO
helpless that he could not turn in bed or
rase his head; everybody sail lie was dying
Of consumption. A trial bottle OF DR., Kings
New Discovery was sent him. Finding re.
lief he bought large bottle and box Of
Dir, Kings New Life Pills; by the time Ie
bad taken two boxes OF pills and two bottles
Of the Discovery he was well aud had gtiued
in flesh thirty-sx pounds. Trial bottles If
this great discovery for consumption fee at
Stott, Cromwell x Co.'s.
ELLA WEssER, "the Captaia," at Ker-
mans.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-08
Grand Jurors Excused.

In the Criminal Court this morning.
Justice Macarthur excused q. S. Rowsberg
and Lloyd Douglass from service on the
grand Jury, and accepted as tales
men Il. q. Davis, Samuel II. Robin.
son, j. Nell. llollingsworth, W. W.
Nodefick, \. g. Columbus, George Wright
aud Frank ID, Mulloy. Two vacancies still
remaining, the Marshal was directed to
summon that number of talesmen for to-
morrow morning
The Washington critic., 1887-03-08
FItlyOLITIEs.


THE FAIR TYPEWRITER.
She clicks the keys
And she tinkles the bell,
With a practiced ease
No tongue ceuld tell,
Her nimble fingers fly
And Ip
Well, eft by
And watch the girl,
So sweet, 80 shy,
And my brains a-whir1,
For love her tenderly-
And sheY
Well, she tinkles the bell
Aud she clicks the keys,
And II | should tell
My love, she'd freeze
My blood with a scornful "You ~
Ehut
II. Hills, in the Journal Of
Education.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-08
At B. d o. station.

From BaltlnOre-G30 $40 $50 g,i5 iG.2s and
1870 a. m; l5O, 800, 4}O 5i0 5.ii, G.35, s,
s.ij and l0p. m icaaO a. IN. on sunday,
$40 $50, 1883, li;a0 -. IN; ., 3.5J, Is5j J3i5,
s, s:ih, 10 p. IN; l2:sO a. m.
From AnnapOls-S3O a. m, i5D, BIS and 3
y. m. Sunday l0.3j a. m. and b:3j p. m.)
From Fredcrick-ss1j a. m and s:l5 p. m.
daily, except Sunday.
From liarper's Ferry anu Shenandoah Valley
5:2O y. m. daily, except sunday
ESom Gaithcrsburg -1:iO, s:25, 9:53 ll:3i. 4. m;
2:55, 4:l5, 800 and s:lI y. IN. Sunday, SOS
u. IN. and 5:30 y. IN.
From IIagcrstown-g.S IN and $50 s.l7
y. NJ. daily, except sunday
From Chicago and PittsDurg-i21 a. N. and
go p. IN. daily.
from New Orrans-li:al p, m.
From Cincinnati, Louisville and ST. Louis
Go q. m. and . u. m caiy.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-08
Died.

RASNER.-On sunday evening, March O.,
lH;. at $50 O'Clock, after short Illness, Con,
rad Easrrr, IN the jith year Of his ago,
funeral will take place from his late resi-
touue, 1881 Il street northwest, ON Wcdnes.
day. tho 9th inst, at 3 O'Clock p m.
CllANDLER-On March :, 1851 ut CO a.
m, Ilillcry Chandler, aged 20 years,
luuCral Thursday morning At O'Clock from
ST. lttUi's Church, whore requiem mass will
lie aid, Fri, nds and relatives are invited to
attend.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-08
January %, 1857


DEAR SIR: Your correspondent Is a
county man and semi acquaintance OF
youis-"semi," because the acquaintance is
all on one s!de-his lloucsty and modesty,
iLdigeIt us qualities of Sonoma-contempO
ruIies OF the vineyards and redwoods-push
him on TO this acRnowl ledgmept. How like
either is reciprocity in its ubiquity In the
lively ante election days our caIdidatorial
brother knows us; In the dull postpolling
time we know him. Mr.. -, | do not
know how much OF n stranger | am to you,
but am poor young devil, seeking what
i may devour in the way OF job. So, with
your permission, we'll on to the animus OF
This prollx epistle, sl apologies waving,
VIII you please procure me a clerkship
In the United States Railway Postal Ser
vice. ] am resident OF this place; have
been mployed in the reporting and mail
ing departments OF several papers In this
Slate; was for two years captains clerk on
hoald South Atlantic coast steamer; am
fairly well educated; can decipher any class
Of ptnwofk, from the cuneiform on q
Baby Ii nish monolith to Bodega granger's
cryptogramic communication IN hdiliitu
tonatd his Frisco commission merchant.
can speak Spanish; enjoy excellent health;
have n clear conscience, am a Democrat
from keel to truck, aud a good Methodist,
with lets OF treasure laid up in Heaven, but
none on earth, unfortunately.
This, sir, is the sum total OF my claims 20
on your kindness. don't make a heavy
case, must admit but the gods help them
who help themselves, and !, having done
my tCs', await the labors OF the diyluitics
aud the coming of the ii evltab'e. Mr..
--, don't consider me crank from the
tone of my talk. / know you are Ike all
representatives Of a loving constituency.
bored continually with 'Sants,n 50 tried
to yaiy The style Of the thing, AMI II po'si-
.lle lhiow In u little humor to mili Iate your
mtuy Nl lie rcadiDg-a clownish sort OF
cbeii'y In this community | am quasi
comedian, microscopic Bill Nye, a rustic
deN o'uc II 1halia, and like Lear, even in
sefiousuus, elemental or mental, the fD0i
! Stays with NE. The curtain Is going down
on Your present Congressional engagement,
is IL moi? Oh! well, when We get the mD liS
np0Gbdi Of the United States Senatorial
| lusiness INTO our immediate hands, and
anli-uilli, raires become eligible to the ma
iiOIal tuga, " may advance YOU from the
| House Ia the Chamber. HOTI tUgt.
have written what thought would give you
| an IDEA uf Your correspondents abilities,
| and What ! Eup'd would appeal to your
good natuie ald innate desire to lend q
| hand 20 q friend indeed mean In need
10. X, any how, because q friend IN need,
Is irIud, h,dcui) So | appoint you chair
man Of committee On my claims and anx-
| lonely await your report. Please let me
| bear from yuu or from this,
an yOur ohedlrut servant, etc.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-08

Rcar-Admirul Chandler, under date Of
February 10, 1887, reports from Yokohama
the location Of the vessels OF the Asiatic
station as follows: PalOs, at Tientsn,
China; Monocacy, Essex and Marion, at
Yokohama, Japan. The Brooklyn Is cx-
pected at Hong Kong about April /, 1857.
Health of officers and crew excellent.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-08
East Washington.

"A collision occurred on East Capitol
ntar second street about s O'Clock last
night between a coupe driven by Frank
Taylor, colored, and Herdc coach, No. II,
TsJ lor " as thrown TO the sidewalk and badly
bruised. lie received medical attendance
at drug store and was sent to his home,
l,@0 Fifth street. The coupe was badly
dlmggCd.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-08
JOHN JAMES INGALLS,
The Sew President PRO Tempore OF the
unlieh stntca SeMnte.

Hon. John James ingalls, of Kansas
Is II native Of Massachusetts, born in
1858, and Is graduate of Williams
College. lie studied law at lIaverhill,
Mnss., and after hcing admitted to the
bar started for Kansas with $40 In his
pocket, settling at Sumner, just below
Atchison, and at that time the only
anti slavery town in the State. lie was
an earnest Free Soilcr and jumped i'm.
mtdiaiely into politics, being elected Il
The Washington critic., 1887-03-08
CoIuml,in xaiIwny uirectnrs.

Directors for the Columbia Railroad for
the ensuing year have been elected as fol.
lows: II. a. willard, W. II. Clagett, A. d.
Coppes, T.. g. Davis, IL. X. Willard, Thomas
j. Fisher and Robert |. Fleming.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-08
4 sudden Ipcntl,,

David Norris, n colored man about 40
years old, died at his home In Cady's alley
yesterday morning without the attendance
Of a physician. The Coroner was notilel
and made an autopsy, givIl g certificate oi
death from congestion ot tBu braiu, prob.
ably caused by whisky.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-08

Fresh Alderpey butter, churned every
morning and delivered In J ID. "Warlp
prints, 45c per ID. Also cottage cheese
buttermilli and sweet milk Sc. per at,
Cream, lie. per pit.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-08

member of the
Wyando,te con.
vention, which
fra III c Il the
present consli.
tuition. He did
not remain long
at Sumner, but
rem we'd to
Atchison, and
became editor
of the Atchison
. Champi0R. lie
. was elected to
..the State Senate
In 1862. and ten
The Washington critic., 1887-03-08
PROPOSALS..
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., March 3, 1887.
SEALED PROPOSALS will bo received at
the Oi,ice of the Assistant Superintendent
Treasury Department until . O'Clock y. IN
SATt RDAG, MARCH IL, 1sS5, for furnishing
and placing IN position ln.thiS building, com
ing. rulleys, etc, one power canceing ma
cline. Bids TO include necessary labor Incl
dent to making connections with main line
Shaft. on the fourth floor. Further informa
ticn may be obtained on application TO the
Assistant Superintendent The Department
reserves the ilpht TO reject any or all bids and
TO waive defects. G. S, FAIRCHILD,
Acting Secretary.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-08

-"Tle truth In masquerade" IA ByrOn's
tenn for lie. But 1t is the truth, and no
masquerade, that DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
cures coughs and colds. No cure 30 speedy.
Price o5 cents
The Washington critic., 1887-03-08

For "wOrn-out,' "run-dOwn," duhillta-
ted school teachers milliuCrs, sCumgiTDsscg,
hOusckcopprs, and feeble women GENERALLY,
Dr. PiurCcs FuvOrilo Prescription IL the
best OF MI restorative tOulcs u Is not Il
"Curc-Nll," but admirably fullilis n single
ness of purpose, being II most potent SpcCi-
iic for nl those Chronic WuHknussca and
Diseases peculiar to women, II is a power.
ful, general rs wCll ms uterine, tonic and
ncrYiuc, and impurts Nipor and strength 10
the whole systCn, II promptly cures weak
ness OF stomach, indigestion, blontlng, weak
buck, nervous prustratiun, debility and
secplpesupss in either sex. IuYOrtC Pre-
sCrlptiOn Is sold by druggists under uur post
tire guarantee. See wrapper around bottle.
Price 800, or Six Bottles Cor $500.
A large Treatise ON Diseases of Women
06O pages), profuscly illustrated sent for
ten cents In stamps.
Address, WORLD'S DISpENSARY MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION, O63 Main st., Buffalo, N. Y.
SICK HEADACHE, Bilious Headache,
and Constipation, cured by DIR. Picrcc's
Pellets 20 cents VIAL by druggists.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Petroleum..

Petroleum.
b. X. Plain & Co., ST. Cloud Building,
furnish the following OIL quotations:
Closed yesterday, G3s; opened to-day. 63l;
highest, G3s; lowest, GA g:l5 p. M, G2.
New York stock Market.
The following have been furnished by
Lewis & Darden, brokers, 5l7 Seventh street
northwest:
The Washington critic., 1887-03-08
New gcttcr-Jsu.

New letterhoxes have been erected on
the corners Of Fourteenth and Boundary
and Seventeenth and q streets.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-08
ORIGINAL AND UNIQUE.
An Application for once by Caiifor
mia Crank.

AS specimen of the extraordinary
correspondence which is sometimes
laid before the Departments for exam.
ination, the following is notably
original and uniquc--original where
ineligible and unique where unintclIi
giblc, and the unique predominatcs.
This letter was written by young
Californian who wants place in the
Railway Postal Service to the Congress.
man Of his district, and by the latter
laid btfore Superintendent Nash.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-08
SYMPTOMS or CONSUMPTIOl,

PRINCETON, Scott Co. Iowa.
~ have used DnfIy's Pure Malt whiskey
with great benefit to my wife. who is II con
a pure and most valuable medicine. ! am
also using IL in the case of my son who Is
threatened with consumption. I am Il Pres
byterian clergyman and Il doctor of divinity.
hut | am not afraid to recommend Duffy's
Malt Whiskey as the purest and most efficient
tonic that know of, and my experience is a
large one" REV. b. MILLS.
This whiskey is sold ONLY in bottles
Price, ST.. For sale by Druggists, Grocers
and Dealers.
Persons east of the Rocky Mountain S
Except the Territories), unable to procure
1t from their dealers, can have Half Dozen
sent in plain case unmarked, express
charges prepaid, by remitting 80 to
TheDuAy Malt Whiskey Co., Rochester, NY
The Washington critic., 1887-03-08
"aIderney Dniry wagons"

FRED. IlALLEN and Enid Hart at Ker
nau's return with something new.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-08

ELLA wEssrR, "the Capta'A,' at Ker-
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-11-25
9ent 1ta9.
Nf 9lqin9.

81 peb 1itfert, bporleoes bet noritt
Glas Ter ub?
Set CT rBbt meb ct blaat % boibt
&ors, os oppe / bet enc 9isrne itaar
unionsmertet meb be iuenite 5arper.
Guilt os Blaat.
Men bet 5las er life noset rent Stag.
flyer pisie Soft.
8i oil lite BABE noset Tesn paa BOT
Screening meb @perise; TIL ri er iaa ielpz
ltenbise ri Noromenb, frpstelis ieluz
i~tenbtge.
l1nionsmerfet ital ub al Glaset; ba
fsrit bliper BET ct rent Jlas.
Sci bar I'LL ct Yar oplpienbe 8emerfz
ringer, os be Tan ofte bore nDttise, ifisnt
be ialminbelisbeb er fiebelise, Tom meset
aubet npttist ber ! geroen.
Mu tommer felipe 9~iitorien.
Den er liben % fimpel.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-11-25

leoes @bie9erne | 6emtiaarene besreb,
at ben enc @tat efter ben anben blep
operpunben at 0emofraterne = altio
pna @runb' al Dprettelien al bet repl.
8arti. Dprettelieu at bet republifanife
Barti omsiorbe Spben, iom fpr for
itsrfte 0elen nj 8bis til bemotratiif
% bog git Semarb, @baie, 2incoln %
fanife Senator Jrpe meo frem uben at
lptte til bet beore Hartis &lase. Sfuloe
lite ri sisre liseban, bar ri life en- itsr,e
@runo, er bet lite Dor &ligt?
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-11-25

@r Bet republifanfe Yarti
tilfreositilenoe for bore Nfbolospenner
Dafota, lom MI bar faaet local option ?
9pis laa, buab oil Bperne paa @renbz
len siere, forat forbinore Saluonforretz
ninaeu fra at neoiette Jig "oure @renb=
ien", % pie jim Snbflpbelle pua 6or=
retnin9en / DafotobDerne. Sarge fat
local option, men Moprbpao lite. gil
life Ntbolosuennerne forfpl9e @aloon=
patfet meb nationa(zE
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-11-25

st maanebligt 9ibsitrift.
"Forniture News" ubfommer benne
Maaneb meo Here Bobibitionspibnesz
bprb, iom ON Saloontrafiffen lite ffulbe
game 9anbelen meb Msbler iaapeliom
al anben Gorretnins! &anife bet bar
erfaret at be bebfte &unber finoes lite
blanbt benz, ber eaar paa Galoonerne,
men blanbt benz, Der brinser fin Cen
biem.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-11-25

Qerrer dniees iom ct 1esn paa ben bsis
eite elegance.
n3urra for Dasen, @utterm
Mmen Subel.
Set ipse Barn belbebe fig no al Bin
Duet.
nWamma, ies oil osiaa BABE ct 5las,
laa siper ben pene Mfanb mig Sage os
Mppeliiner.
,SSes bar intet 5las."
yDu fan 10 bebe Sub on, et."
Sub 9iuer % life altib, bpab Ri beoer
om."
Sub er ilem. Sub er ilem" iasbe
Barnet erebenbe.
,.9Ds, iaabant maa 8arleman lite
iise."
nSes oil babe ct Stag, jes bill babe ct
Stag" bulfebe Fan eseniinbis.
Wooeren lasbe ham iaate ueb 2aa
Sen9en.
9rensen lfiulte tit 9opeo i Huoerne,
bans lille 2eseme birrebe al Dpbibielie
% ban sreb frembeles uolbiomt, ioet
ban uaflabelis raabte:
st Jlas, ct Stag"
8%arnefoffen bar brasen uibere; men
inb 9iennem bet aabne Binbu Ibb gbomz
pasneslasienes &lirren, 2atter os Bra
poraab fra Nabobuiet mebens &apteinens
m~uiifalife 9atter ilos Tr,1er iom Ell
&anarifusl.
st Stag, ct Stag"
v8er iii inil @ut os Zig sanite ftiue,
iaa ifol jes saa ub o9 ie, ON lite ben
9obe Sub ienoer % ct Tibet Glas."
uBlip lite len9e, Mamma."
(Gorti.)